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Sir Uvedale Price, On the picturesque : with an essay On the origin of taste, and much original matter (1842)

Price, Uvedale, Sir, 1747-1829, Lauder, Thomas Dick, Sir, 1784-1848 · Edinburgh : Caldwell, Lloyd ; London : Orr · leaf 244

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of whinsmay not be altogether out of place. And as it is well known that the 212 SIR UVEDALE PRICE best way to produce good pasture, is to put a great variety of animalsupon it—so by baving groups of cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and evenasses, constantly grazing together, you will not only thereby… … CHAPTER XII. Op all the effects in landscape, the most brilliant and captivating atethose produced by water—on the management of which, as I have beentold, Mr. Brown particularly piqued himself. If those beauties innatural rivers and lakes which are imitable by art, and the selections ofthem in the…

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